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Tim Rowan, 'Untitled ', 2016, Lacoste Gallery | Artsy

From a kiln in the woods of upstate New York, Tim Rowan sculpts geode-like ceramic vessels that are both dense and curvilinear. His apprenticeship to Japanese artist Ryuichi Kazurezaki instilled a deep respect for traditional Japanese design, evident in the firing and flame markings of his work.

vogue ua

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Andrew B. Myers

Canadian photographer living and working in New York City.

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New Yorker Credits Art Director: Siobhan Bohnacker Haas Brother's sculptures at the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum

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GQ Credits Photo Editor: Monica Siwiec

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Audrey-kawasaki

Interlude (Main Room)

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Joseph Beuys - English Subtitles - How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare 1/2

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Joseph Beuys talking about art, human beings, work, vision...

Benjamin Askinas

A fashion, editorial and Commercial BTS photographer, based in Los Angeles, CA

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BRUNO DAYAN

Bruno Dayan - Still

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Jen Senn

Jen Senn is a fashion and commercial photographer based in New York City.

Brittani in Paris

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Sternbach Wohnen - Jasmine Deporta

sternbach fashion by hansen garments hats by reinhard plank model samira styling kamm&schere furniture sternbach wohnen

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Marco Guerra

Human traces in Landscapes

These images focus on how humans affect landscapes, from man made lakes, to roads and soccer fields carved in mountains. In each image, the eye can find traces of humanity that echoes Pablo Neruda's poem “Towards An Impure Poetry”

Marco Guerra lives and works in New York City.

His work is a result of a multi pollinated cultural identity.

His images are both abstract and figurative, as he addresses the narratives of distorted reality, traces, repetition and condensing of time.